PARKINSON'S DISEASE

Parkinson's Disease and the Nervous System

Parkinson's Disease and the Nervous System

Introduction

Symptoms of the disease gradually, for the sixth month of treatment continues to decline. Patients with Parkinson's disease are beginning to move better, less in need of assistance, become more active, if treated early. After six months of treatment of Parkinson's disease, a period when the disease is stopped. Subsequently, the patient needs follow-up. This is necessary in order to adjust the dose taken before, on the eve of the start of treatment of drugs. Practice shows that those patients who did not use of drugs prior to treatment, need not be appointed in the future for many years. Patients with Parkinson's disease taking replacement medication, at the start of treatment for the disease, for many years after the course of treatment, no need to increase the dose taken before drugs. All this makes it possible to conclude that the applied method of treatment, leads to the cessation of the disease and gives a stable and lasting results.

Discusssion

Parkinson's disease is 75-80% of cases, symptoms of parkinsonism . It is the most common neurodegenerative disease after Alzheimer's disease. The disease occurs everywhere. Its frequency ranges from 60 to 140 people per 100 000 population, the number of patients is significantly increased among the older age groups. The share of people with Parkinson's disease in the age group over 60 years is 1%, and in the population older than 85 years - from 2.6% to 4%. Most often the first symptoms of the disease occur in 55-60 years. However, in some cases, the disease may develop in the age of 40 (Parkinson's disease with early onset) or up to 20 years (juvenile form of the disease). Men get sick more often than women. There were no significant racial differences in disease patterns have been identified. The same genes and proteins that are altered in inherited cases may also be altered in sporadic cases by environmental toxins or other factors. Researchers also hope that the discovery of genes will help identify new ways to treat Parkinson's disease.

The term degenerative finally a bit awkward, premature death means a progressive and irreversible population, namely the neurons of the substantia nigra. Many hypotheses have been advanced. If they are often attractive, they are not necessarily accurate (Andrews, 2010). For example, it appears that emotional shock or trauma, often implicated in early disease whose evolution is progressive without remission, or for some, the cause of onset of Parkinson's disease (Ben-Pazi, Bergman, Goldberg, Giladi, Hansel, Reches & Simon, 2001). There is no certainty about this. Other medical teams have advanced the possibility of stress or trauma can cause as Parkinson's disease. It seems that they reveal and promote the neurological disease.

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